Great Tutorial Videos for Sound

ReelNinja

• Sep 3, 2010

• #2

great vid! thanks for posting

 

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Zensteve

• Sep 3, 2010

• #3

This is why I let the sound guy just do his/her thing.

I 'spose they have a special calling for it, or sumthin'. Bless 'em, every one.

 

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Utopia

• Sep 3, 2010

• #4

Zen if you ever need help just hit me up!

 

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SaberRider

• Sep 3, 2010

• #5

Awesome find. Great tutorials.

 

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Dreadylocks

• Sep 3, 2010

• #6

Those are great. Thanks for sharing.

But I'm with Steve, I am 100% positive I want someone who knows what they are doing to do this for me.

 

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darrin_h2000

• Sep 6, 2010

• #7

I come from the audio side of things...and i agree that it might be better to have somebody do this than attempt to learn all the in and outs of doing audio...there is a huge learning curve...the equipment is way more expensive...some microphones costing up to $30,000...and that is just the beginning of the chain.

But the audio side can be the most exciting part of a project...and it can set you apart from your peers.

 

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darrin_h2000

• Sep 6, 2010

• #8

SaberRider said:

Awesome find. Great tutorials.

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Shure.com has many tutorial videos too.

 

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Utopia

• Sep 6, 2010

• #9

darrin_h2000 said:

I come from the audio side of things...and i agree that it might be better to have somebody do this than attempt to learn all the in and outs of doing audio...there is a huge learning curve...the equipment is way more expensive...some microphones costing up to $30,000...and that is just the beginning of the chain.

But the audio side can be the most exciting part of a project...and it can set you apart from your peers.

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What microphones cost up to 30,000 dollars...?

Never seen a mic go more than about 15-20. Maybe one that is signed by Frank Sinatra...

Video is way more expensive than Audio.

 

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